Wooden Toilet - hdr

Posted by
Don Levesque (Saint John, Canada) on 10 January 2012 in Art & Design and Portfolio.

Grandfather to the flushing toilet ;-)
Be careful of splinters!

Happy Silly Tuesday Everyone!

Exposure: 1/100 sec.
Original unedited photo [LINK]
Single image HDR done with Oloneo HDRengine (trial software) and PS levels and curves. Once processed, a large part of the Exif is lost.

NIKON D3000 42949672 seconds F/5.0 ISO 100 30 mm

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Comments (14)

Sebastien from Geneva, Switzerland

J'aime bien la petite porte en dessous... Ca devait pas être facile tous les jours :-)

10 Jan 2012 7:56am

@Sebastien: Il faut vider le pot tout les jours. ;-))

Gérard Beullac from Paris, France

A good idea to have a book at hand ...
The instructions for use ?

10 Jan 2012 8:41am

@Gérard Beullac: ROLF! Never thought of that!

Florence from Paris, France

OMG ! probably useful. But not very convenient. ;-)

I wish you a very lovely and happy New Year 2012 !

10 Jan 2012 9:53am

@Florence: Thanks Florence! Happy New Year to you also!

Check out Stefanie's ST post. I think she wins this week's ST award.

Stefanie from Paris, France

haha. I'm glad our toilets today are more modern.
Happy ST!

10 Jan 2012 10:09am

@Stefanie: I agree :-)) I checked your post and loved it. I think that you should get this week's ST award.

Stephen from Canberra, Australia

Ha! A genuine antique - but not much demand for them these days!

10 Jan 2012 10:47am

@Stephen: A true collector's item.

Eric Cousineau from Sherwood Park, Canada

Definitely a step up from the old thunder mugs! Sir Thomas Crapper would be proud of this model! Well seen and captured Don! ;-)

10 Jan 2012 12:54pm

@Eric Cousineau: ROFL! The only thing is that they still had to empty the pot now and then :-)))

B. Thomas from Arlington, Texas, United States

Ouch. Great find. Happy ST. :-)

10 Jan 2012 3:21pm

@B. Thomas: Thanks Barbara! :-))

Mariana M. from Waterloo, Canada

cool antiques :)

10 Jan 2012 6:00pm

@Mariana M.: Thanks Mariana!

franz from Baden, Austria

and portable, too ... ;-))

10 Jan 2012 9:07pm

@franz: LOL!

Williams from East LaHave, Nova Scotia, Canada

Great image but I'll bet no one thought it was silly when it was new. Nice HDR work here.

10 Jan 2012 9:17pm

@Williams: Thanks Paul! It was modern convenience at the time :-)

mimicy from Bordeaux, France

Il existe des portables ???? très original ....

10 Jan 2012 10:25pm

@mimicy: Nos ancêtres avaient tout les items nécessaires pour rendre leurs vies plus plaisantes! :-)))

Judy aka L@dybug from Brooksville, FL, United States

What a great subject to use for HDR ... His Drawers Ripped ... on your splinter! ;D

11 Jan 2012 3:41am

@Judy aka L@dybug: LOL! Thanks Judy!

Karen Politte from Conway, United States

lol great find! I remember seeing the Scottish equivalent in many of the castles I've visited....looks roughly the same - but made of stone!!

11 Jan 2012 5:00am

@Karen Politte: Thanks Karen! Question is, did you have to use one? :-))))

Curly from South Shields, United Kingdom

This old "thunder box" reacts well to tone mapping!

12 Jan 2012 6:40pm

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